"Despite the fact that the country's economic growth is less than expected, Mexico has everything it needs to become an economic power, and is moving in the right direction to be among the first economies in the world in the next 15 to 20 years, stated Steve Forbes, this is due to the advantages that the country possesses, such as its emerging middle class, the birth of new companies, the growth of a business middle class, its geographic location and a stable economy".
“Steve Forbes confirma que México puede ser uno de los centros financieros más importantes del mundo, apoyado de una política mon"Steve Forbes confirms that Mexico may be one of the most important financial centers in the world, based on a monetary policy that, despite heavy currency movements, takes care of the stability of the peso, facing the volatility of the world economy. El Financiero Bloomberg quotes in its website "Mexico's economy is one of the less affected by global slow down".
Millionaires that appear in Forbes created something that others did not see... new businesses and industries based on digital and integral transformation. Forbes states that "If you are not innovating, the competition will mercilessly leave you behind". Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Uber, Tesla and Google started as small businesses and overcame the barriers of traditional corporations to become the high-end companies of the XXIst century.
International consultants Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC) foresees that in 2030 the axis of economic power will be centered in Latin America, BRICS member countries and Asia.
The research paper of the company "Mega-trends: shift in global economic power" states that, currently, a new economic power is arising where emerging nations are taking the focus of world growth from developed countries. As an example, the authors of the paper place strategic assets that accumulated during the last decades in developing economies and China.
The shift in the economic path from U.S.A. and Europe to BRICS member countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and Latin America (being Mexico the flagship and most attractive country for FDI) has encouraged business people to plan new strategies for their businesses, the paper suggests. Besides, the new focus of economic power is also starting to create a new taste among consumers.
According to the paper's data, by 2030 7 of the 12 countries with the strongest economies in the world will be those that are today regarded as emerging. Mexico appears as one of the most relevant and with better international attractiveness. For example, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of India will display an 8.1% increase, while that of the U.S.A. only 2.4%.
The paper also mentions that by the end of this year the middle class in Asia-Pacific will outgrow that of North America and Europe together. Besides, by 2030 the size of Latin American economies, of BRICS member countries and emerging Asian countries will be significantly bigger than that of "the powerful" group of countries, represented by the U.S.A., Japan, France, Italy, United Kingdom, Germany and Canada, which will soon experience a drastic fall in their growth rates.
In short, this is a great moment for emerging countries such as ours. The most important analysts on the globe evaluate our country as one of the 20 most advisable to invest and develop companies and industries in almost any productive branch for the next 15 years.
Despite these positive data about Mexican economy, something is not working and we are not being able to capture these investment flows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and we are not growing our Local Direct Investment (LDI).
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